Two authors create a folder with the same name. If each author creates a new document in the
folder what happens when they check in their documents?
A.
One folder is created and the documents from both authors are added to it.
B.
One folder is created and the last person to save the document overwrites the other document.
C.
Each author creates an individual folder and the documents are added to the correct folder.
D.
The system appends a numeric value to the second folder and the documents remain separate.
Explanation:
Add Folder
Conflict: New folder has same name, but different document ID, folder already on server under the
parent.
Resolution: The client folder is updated to the same
document ID as the folder on the server. No new
folder is created.
Note:Regardless of whether an author is working online or offline, folder operations are
performed locally on the client computer and then synchronized with the server.
Synchronizations occur in the background if the author is working online or when the
author switches from offline mode to online.
Unlike documents, folders are not checked out, so they are available at all times to all
authors. Consequently, your local folder structure may differ from the structure on the
server due to delays in synchronization while you are working online or because you are
working offline. For instance, while working offline, you create a folder under a parent that
another author has deleted. The server resolves these conflicts by following prescribed
conflict resolution rules. The following tables describe the server side conflicts that can
occur for folder operations performed on the client side and the rules the server uses to
resolve them.
OracleUser Productivity, Content Development,Manage Folder Conflicts